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Curtis Hertel
@CurtisHertelJr · MI · S
Posts232
Engagement2,116
Voting-record position-0.221
CoverageMar 20, 2020 to Sep 16, 2024
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| Housing | 2.8% | 2.3% | +0.5 pp | Over-indexed | 232 |
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I visited Allen Neighborhood Center today to check out progress on the Allen Place project, a great addition to Lansing's eastside for accessible food, healthcare, mixed income housing, and community events. I stopped by the Accelerator Kitchen for a Smoothie Queen smoothie, too! https://t.co/ILe1yiMurT
The federal eviction moratorium ends Saturday, July 31. If you have fallen behind on your rent, mortgage, or utilities as a direct result of the COVID-19 pandemic, resources are available:
RT @RothTheReporter: Michigan Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission votes 9-4 to adopt the "Linden" state Senate map for the next d<U+2026>
.@ClintonCoDemsMI are fired up for November. 50 days to go in the fight to protect our freedoms and deliver real results for Michigan families. Great time this weekend at Phillips Orchards and Cider Mill in St. Johns! https://t.co/LCOLfMkvJc
Both of these bills mark significant investment in our future, & I<U+2019>m proud to have collaborated with @GovWhitmer & my colleagues in #MiLeg to pass these monumental bills. I<U+2019>m excited to see how these investments take shape across Michigan & directly impact Michigan families.
Now that Save Our Stages was signed by the Governor, who is up for a Reunion after the pandemic? #dirtsquadreunion2021 #SaveOurStages https://t.co/0vAuMnGems
UPDATE: Governor Gretchen Whitmer today signed Executive Order 2020-19, which allows tenants and mobile home owners to remain in their homes during the COVID-19 pandemic even if they are unable to stay current on their rent.
Yesterday, I participated in a discussion with Lieutenant Governor Garlin Gilchrist on Michigan's housing challenges and the need to rehabilitate and stabilize Michigan's housing supply in an effort to close equity gaps and reduce homelessness in our communities.
The Walter H. French school was constructed in Lansing in 1925 and served as a school until 1981. In 2018, the building was donated to CAHP by the Louis J. Eyde and George F. Eyde families. CAHP plans to redevelop this historic site into mixed-use residential workforce housing. https://t.co/6gNornclpf